Quincy University will offer doctoral degrees in Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy starting January 2026, marking its first doctoral programs in 164 years, reflecting commitment to growth and community service.
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Brandon Granger and Brock Inman celebrate their senior day at QU, marking the end of their football journey as teammates after 16 years. Although parting is bittersweet, their friendship and future endeavors remain strong.
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The Quincy University offensive linemen have initiated a Friday yoga session to enhance physical readiness and team bonding for football games. This tradition has fostered camaraderie and improved mobility, contributing to the team’s pursuit of a successful season.
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Madi Kunkel and her mother, Katie Gorden, faced a series of challenges going through a near-fatal car accident including the loss of their two dogs. After a harrowing journey to get help, Gorden miraculously survived with severe injuries. Her recovery, supported by faith and community, led to newfound strength and gratitude.
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With A.I.’s increasing list of functions, a mix of feelings toward A.I. are beginning to enter public discussion.
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Quincy University adapts policies to accommodate rising pet ownership, promoting a pet-friendly environment. The benefits of dogs for students’ emotional well-being are notable, but challenges, such as proper training and costs, should be considered.
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Parker Lymenstull, Tony Lundy, Caden Witt, and Connor Meegan discuss college baseball’s entry into the GLVC tournament and provide thorough analysis of the season as collegiate sports wind down.
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The 35–mile pilgrimage to commemorate the life and death of Father Augustus Tolton concludes in Quincy, Illinois.
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Quincy University is experiencing significant growth with over 300 students in the class of ’27, leading to housing challenges. Reopening the North Campus dorms could benefit students who take all of their classes there, but security and renovation issues present obstacles. The school should prioritize fairness in the housing lottery amidst limited room availability.
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The men’s golf team had a tough start, while the women’s team showed improvement. Both are determined for future tournaments.
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